2manyrocks
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- Jul 28, 2007
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With people currently selling tractors for close to what they paid for them just a few years ago, it's hard to say what the actual ownership cost is going to be in real dollars. 100 hours is just barely broken in. Tractor doesn't look abused. Comes with the r4 tires less likely to tear up the trails. Helps the seller move on with his life. Whatever it costs today, probably going to be more later. etc.